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+ 2750 KELLEY PARKWAY DATE ISSUED: OS/12/2014
ORONO, MN 55356-
(952) 249-4600 FAX: (952 249-4616
ADDRESS : 1453 PARK DR
PIN : 07-117-23-42-0022
LEGAL DESC : SAGA HILL REVISED
: LOT 009 BLOCK O15
PERMIT TYPE : MECHANICAL(>$500)
PROPERTY TYPE : RESIDENTIAL
CONSTRUCTION TYPE : FIREPLACE-GAS
VALUATION : $ 3,200.00
NOTE: KOZY HEAT GAS FP
APPLICANT MECHANICAL 50.00
STATE SURCHARGE MECH(VALUATION) 1.60
GLOWING HEARTH AND HOME MAIL-IN FEE 2.00
100 ELDORADO DRIVE
JORDAN, MN 55352 TOTAL 53.60
(952)495-2927 Payment(s)
CHECK 18884 53.60
OWNER
O'KEEFE,JUSTIN&NICOLE
1453 PARK DRIVE
MOLJND, MN 55364-
AGREEMENT AND SWORN STATEMENT
The work for which this permit is issued shall be performed according to
the approved plans and specifications,applicable City approvals,and the
State Building Code. This permit is for only the work described and does
not grant permission for additional or related work which requires separate
permits. All provisions of laws and ordinances governing this type of work
shall be compied with whether or not specified herein.This permit will
expire and become null and void if construction authorized is not
commenced within 180 days of the date of issuance,or if construction is
suspended for a period of 180 days at any time after work has commenced.
The applicant is responsible for assuring all required inspections are
requested in conformance with the State Building Code.This permit may be
revoked at any time for due cause.
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Applicant Permitee Signature Date Issued By ature ��tD� Date
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City of Ornno
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2750 Kellcy Parkvvay
Crystal Bay,MN 55323
Phone(952)249-4600 Fax(952)249�616
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• �`°c �.�1 CITY OF ORONO—MECHANICAL PERMIT
� SH��'
(All Commerciel peimits must be appioved by the Bu'slding Official or Inapector and/or Fin Marshall)
1. You may apply for mechsaical pern►its by mail or in person at the City offices. Applications will
be reviewed and a permit will be issued within two working days.
2. Pernrit cards will be sent by retutn mail after a revierov is completed. PERMITS ARE NOT
VALID UNTIL YOU RECENE A PERMIT. WORK MUST NOT BEGIN UNTII..THE
PERMIT CARD IS POSTED ON THE JOB SITE
3. Mcehanicai Desisns—Complete calculations,details and specifications are required for each
heating,ventilatioq humidification-dehumidification,and air conditioning installation including
heat loss/heat gain c�.lculation,desigici temperatures,equipment ratings sad identification as to
type,manufacturer and model. Data shall be presented'on form pmvided.
4. When any new construction or remodeling is involved,a separate building permit must be
obtained.
5. All work must be done in accordance with the Unifortn Mechanical Code/State Building Code
requirements.
6. All work must be inspected(rough-in and final). Call(952)249-4600.
(24-48 6our notice required)
7. House Heating Test Record must be submitted before final.
Resideatial ❑Commerciat(Approval Required)
N�,�, ❑Additional ❑Repairs ❑Replace
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❑ Yes,this secbion applies
The replacement of a Residential fixUu�e or aimliance that mcets all three of the following requirements:
1. Uoes not require modification to electricai or gas service.
2. Has a total cost of$500.00 or tess;�xcludin¢the cost of the fixture or appliance:and
3. Is improved,installed or rtplaced by the homeowner or licensed contractor.
Skip next section,if this applies; Cost of P�rmit $ 15.00
State Surcharge $ 5.00
Mail-In Fee(If Applicable) $ 2.00
Total Permit Fee S
If above does not apply;follow guidelines below:
1. CONTRACT PRICE *is 1.25%of contcact price with a•(Minimnm Fee of 550.00)
�al� � (� x.0125$ ����
(contract price) (minimam S.5o.60)
2. STATE SURCAARGE +( �,�
C.�, (� x.0005 $� �Y
(����)
3. POSTAGE&HANDLING(Only on Mail-In Applications) $ 2.00
4. TOTAL PERMIT FEE(Add Lines 1-3 Above) S �� � � �
• * CONTRACT PRICE or JOB COST means the actuai or estimated dollar amount charged for the
pem:itted wark incl•sding m,aterials,labar,profit,sad other fix�costs. It is the amoun�to be charged
W the customer for the work done. If azry materiat,equipment,labor or installations are furaished by
the owner,teaant or any other party,the reasonable market value of such items must be added to the
estimated cost or contract price for permit fee purposes.� In the event that there is a dispute on the
amount of the job cost,the City may request the submission of a signed copy of the actual contract.
The undersigned hereby applies to the City for issuance iof a Mechanical Permit,agrees to do all
work in strict accordance with the ordinances of the City and the regulations of the State of
Minnesota, and certifies that a11 statements made on �hhis application are complete, true and
correct.
Applicant's Signature: Date: � � �
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Nora Lucas '� �4l'�f �b O��!�
From: Pattie Martin Glowing Hearth [pattie.glowinghearth@hotmail.com]
Sent: Monday, May 12, 2014 2:10 PM
To: Nora Lucas
Subject: FW: Snorkel cap
Categories: O'Keefe
Here is the final sign off on the use of a snorkel from Kozy Heat. All should be good to go if the inspector
questions anything. I heard the same from Dura Vent Tech.
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Pattie Martin
Builder Sales
Glowing Hearth& Home
612-750-2477
qattie.�lowin�hearth@hotmail.com
Awarding 6 Builders Club Points per$10
From: johnk@kozyheat.com
To: pattie.�lowin�hearth@hotmail.com; markl@�lowin�hearth.net; pattiem@�lowin�hearth.net;
iudvp@�lowin�hearth.net
Subject: RE: Snorkel cap
Date: Mon, 12 May 2014 18:48:54+0000
We do not consider it to be two additional elbows in the venting chart, due to the vertical distance the snorkel provides.
Essentially it is a wash.
Thank you,
John K.
From: Pattie Martin Glowing Hearth [mailto:pattie.�lowin�hearth@hotmail.com]
Sent: Monday, May 12, 2014 11:13 AM
To: Mark Johnson; Pattie Martin Glowing;Judy Pickus;John Klopstad
Subject: RE: Snorkel cap
Hi John,
Thanks for getting us this information.
My installer just called me, the inspector is questioning the use of the snorkel and if it is considered to be two
elbows. I have looked on the DuraVent website and it states there that it is to be used like a normal term cap
and does not address anything like that. Do you have anything you can add to that?
Thanks,
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Pattie Martin
euilder Sales
Glowing Hearth& Home
612-750-2477
pattie.�lowin�hearth@hotmail.com
Awarding 6 Builders Club Points per$10
From: marki@�lowin�hearth.net
To: pattiem@�lowin�hearth.net; iudvp@�lowinghearth.net
Subject: FW: Snorkel cap
Date: Fri, 9 May 201413:40:56+0000
Here's the response on the snorkel kit for your Kozy Princeton install
Mark Johnson
Sales, Parts, and Service
Glowing Hearth & Home
100 Eldorado Dr
Jordan, MN 55352
952-492-9276
952-492-6006-Fax
From: John Klopstad fmailto:�ohnk kozyheat.com]
Sent: Friday, May 09, 2014 8:27 AM
To: Mark Johnson
Subject: RE: Snorkel cap
The Duravent snorkel did not present any issues with the Princeton fireplace. You are ok to use it per the
manufacturer's install instructions.
Any questions please let me know,
John K.
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From: Mark Johnson f mailto:marki@�lowin�hearth.net]
Sent:Tuesday, May 06, 2014 12;52 PM
To:John Klopstad
Subject: Snorkel cap
Hi
We have an install pending on a Princeton fireplace. The fireplace will be getting installed in a lower level and
we need to vent this over the cement wall and rim joist to the outside. We won't have the necessary
clearances once we get to the outside so will need to go with a snorkel cap. Although these caps are approved
by DuraVent, l don't see where it is approved in the manual. Is there any issue using a snorkel cap on a
Princeton fireplace?
Mark Johnson
Sales, Parts, and Service
Glowing Hearth &Home
100 E/dorado Dr
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Venting System For Direcc:t Vent
Gas Stoves and F"�eplaces
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Memberof � M&GGroup
A MAJOR CAUSE OF VENT RELATED FIRES IS FAILURE
TO MAINTAIN REQUIRED CLEARANCES (AIR SPACESj TO
COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS. IT IS OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE
THAT DOUBLE WALL DIRECNENT PRO BE INSTAL�ED ONLY IN
ACCORDANCE WITH THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
IMPORTANT: Dear C�tomer Installer,or End User
Re�U�rough�1 of these instructions We welc�ane any corr�nenis regard�cj matbers
b�ore be�nning your in.stallatia�.Fail�e perta�ing fo ar DuraVent produds.
to install th�product as described in� We weloome any ideas,input or compla�ts
instructions will void the manufadurer's and I'll m�ce sure that someone r+esponds
`�varra�tY,maY create a fire or�safety �redly badc fio you.
hazard,and may affect yo�x homeowner's Se�d yau emails fio:
ins�ce and safety listir�of your preside�d�avenkcorn
appliance.
If you are searchirg for tech s�port or product
Keep tl�se instructions fa�future �fiormation,pl�se pha�e us at 800-835-4�429.
reference_ Or e��us at:
bechsuppat�duraventcom
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For the mosf up-to-date Installation inatructior�s,see www.duravent com
CONTENTS �
APpilcation�Warning�Safety�I�lation Precautions ..............4
Options(Pianning Your Installation .----••-----•...................5
Horiz�tallr�stallation --------------------------•-----....---.... 6
Snoricels.... . --•.............................••-----.. ..---..10
Installiru�Vinyl Siding Standoff-•--••••.................. .........10
InstallingCounterFlashing ...- ---•-•----•......................11
Verticallnstallation . ------••...................................12
Cathedral Ceiling lostallation . .................................. 16
General Maiirtenance 1 Labels....................................18
Supplemental Canadian Instructions..--••-••--...-•-•-•-•--......18 ��■�■�
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D�ura,Yent
Member of � M&G Group
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APPUCATION sure to chedc the vent teRnination
These ins&uctions apply to the M&G dearance requiremerns from dedcs,
DuraVent DirectVent Pro 4"x6-5/8" windows, soffits,gas regulators,air
and 5"x8'systems_This venting su�ly inlets,and public walkways,
system, in combinatian with the gas as specified in these instaflation
appliance, has been tested and listed instructions and local building codes.
as a decorative gas appliance system •The gas appliance and vent system
or as a direc�vent heater system must be vented directly to tl�outside
by a major testing agency such as of the building,and never be attached
UL,AGA, CGA, OMNI,or Wamock to a chimney serving a separate solid
Hersey. Chedc the manufacturer's fuel or gas-buming appliance. Each
ra6ng pfate and instruction manual to dired vent gas appliance must use�s
confirm that the M8G DuraVent Direct own separate vent system. Com�n
Vent is approved for use on the brand vent systems are pr�ibited_
name appliance you have seleded_
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
IMPORTANT FOR THE INSTALLER
Re�all instructions carefully before •Wear gloves and safety glasses for
starting the installation. Failure to follow protecti�_
these instrucbions may create a fire or •Exercise extreme caution when
other safety hazard and will vad the using ladders or an roaf tops.
warranty.Check with tt�ao�liance •Be aware of electrical wiring
manufacturer's installation locations in walls and ceilings.
instructions for soecfic�en6na
and clearance to combustible INSTALLATION
reauirements.which mav varv from pRECAUTIONS
one aooliance to arrotl�er. Be sure The M8G DuraVent DiredVent Pro
to c�ly witl�minimum or maximum �s an engineered product that has
distances of vertical a horizontal �n designed and tested for use with
runs as prescribed in the appliance approved dired vent gas applianc�s
manufacturer's installation instruc�ons. �ly. The M&G DuraVent warrar�ty will
WARNING be voided,and serious fire, health,or
other safety hazards may result from
•Always maintain required dearances any of the folbwing adions:
(air spaces)to nearby combustibles • Installa6on of any damaged
to prevent a fire hazard. Do r�t fill pirectVent Pro com�rrt.
air spaces with insulati�. Be sure to •Unauthorized modification of the
chedc the applianoe manufadurer's DirectVent Pro System
installation instrudions for minimum • Installation of any non-DirectVent Pro
clearance requirements between pipe or component part not ap�oved
the outer walls of the verrt pipe and by M&G DuraVent or the appliance
nearby combustible surfaces. Be manufacturer.
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, •Installation other than as instruded �p
by M8G DuraVent�the appliance ���
manufacturer. ��
Consuit your local buitding codes ��
sFcnoN
before beglnning the installation.
OPTIONS "P�� nwun�
The M&G DuraVent DirectVent Pro E�++
offers a camplete line of component
parts for both horizontal and vertical
installations_ Many items are offered in
decorative bladc as well as galvanized
finish_The galvanized pipe and
fittings may be used for concealed
locations such as attics,or spaces F���
where coirosion is a fac#or, such as
above the roafline. Decorative black
painted sedions are recomrr�ended �
far use on visible irrterior runs. �5�
Snorkel Terminations are available for
applications which may require vertical ����
rise on the�ilding exterior_ TM���
PLANNING YOUR
INSTALLATION a�eovv ��E
sEcnoN
There are iwo basic types of
DirectVerrt Pro installations. Check the
appliance manufac�urer's installation
instructions to confirm what types �
af installations are permitted and
chedc for any venting restrictions a�uaNCE
such as maximum horizontal run, and '�°"�
minimum or maximum vertical rise.
The 1wo types of installations are:
• Horizor�tal Tertrr�nation(�gs. 1 ar►d 2)
•Vertical Termina6on (Fig. 3)
When planning your installation,
it will be necessary to select the
proper length of verrt pipe for
your particx�lar requirements. For
horizorrtal installa�tions,chedc the F'�re 2
5
vERnca� is within the appliance manufacturer's
HK�FI WIND minimum and maximum limits}. To
�5� determine the length of vent pipe
required far vertical installati�s,
measure the distance from the
� appliance flue outlet to the ceiling,
the ceiting thickness,the vertical rise
in an attic or seco�story,and allow
� for sufficier�t vent height above the
F�� roofline. For two-story applications,
Fl�� Firestops are required at each floor/
ceiling level. If an oftset is needed in
RoUNDCEIUNG the attic,additional pipe and elbows
SI�PORTMlALL WI����E(�UII'£�.
THUNBLE COVER
�TM�� HORIZONTAL INSTALLATION
� ceu� Step 1. Set the gas appliance in its
5� S���x desired location. Check to�termine
if wall studs or roaf rafters are in
the way once�e venting system
�� is attached. If�is is the case,you
S�cr�oN may want to adjust the location of the
appliance.
��E Step 2. DirectVent Pro�pe and
aonRroe fittings are designed with special iwist-
lock cannections. To cor►nect tt�e
ve�ing system to the appliance flue
outlet,a twist-lodc Appliance Adaptor
is required. With some brands of
appliances,the M8G DuraVe�
Appliance Adapt�wili be built into the
appliance at the factory.With other
brands the adapto�will be supplied
Figure 3 by the appliance manufacturer for
appliance manufacturer's installations ir�stallation in the field_ Assemble the
instructions to deteRnine the desired combination af Pipe Sections
minimum dearance from the rear of �d Elbows to the Appliance Adaptor
the appliance to tl�e wall. It is also (�9• 4)-
important to na�e the wall thidcness. Notes:
Select the amourrt of vertical rise (1j Twist-bck pra�dure: Line up
desired or required,for"ve�tical-to- Ic�cking lugs on male and female ends
horizoMal"installations(verify that it of PiPe sections. Insert the male end
6
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of pipe into the female end un61 the
bcking lugs are covered.Twist the
female end dockwise an eighth of a
tum to iock secti�s together(Fig. 5).
Screws are not required to secure the
joint, but are acxeptable provided they
do not penetrate the inner wall of the �i
vent pipe.
(2) Horizontal runs of vent pipe
must be suppcuted to prevent any
downward sags. Horizontal pipe
sections should be supported at least
every 4feet.Wall Straps can be
used for this purpose.Altematively, Figure 4
plumbers tape or other suitable
r�combustible material can be used
to support the vent pipe.
(3) DirectVent Pro venting requires no
sealant, unless speafically required by
appliance manufac�urer. � .... ��
Step 3. With the Appliance Adaptor �� � �scr�ws
and Pipe Section attached to tfie . .
appliance, slide the a�liance irrto its
correct location, and mark the walt �--
for a square hole of the appropriate F� `
siie_ Refer to Table 1,page 8 for °VD
U�e comect size square o�ing Fi�re 5
unless othervvise speafied by the
appliance manufadurer's ctearance
requirements.The centerline of the ��
pipe should line up with the center
of the square hole(Fig. 6). Cut
and frame the square hde in the
exterior wall where tl�e vent will
be terminated.A Wall Thimble or 4
Wall Fresfiop may be rec�ired by the
�pliar�ce manuFaduref as adc�tion�
thertn�prot�tion f�the wall. If the
wall beirx�penetrated is cortstructed
aF noncombustible material only.i.e.
masonry bbdc,bridc,or concrete only,
a hde with zero dearance to the vent Fi�re 6
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appliance manufad�er. (b} Ge�ance ta s window(operable
Notes: or fixed dosed)or daor 12�c�es
(1) Tt�horQont�run�venti� min�num.
must be level,or have a 1/4inch rise (c) Vertic�dearance to a ventilated
for every 1-foot a�run�owards tl�e saffit located above the Tertnination Cap
teiminaiion. Never allaw the verrt to run ('d soffit extends a hor¢ontal distance
downward.A dawnward slope can trap of 2 fee�out ov�the cente�iine af the
t�eat and beoome a possible f�e hazard. �rr�ination): 18 inches minirrx�n.
(2)The location afi the Horizorrtal Verrt (d) Clearance to an unventilated soffit
Termination on�exterior wall must 12 indies minimum.
meet�I loc��d national b�lding (e) Gearance to an outside comer. as
codes,and rr�st n�be eas�y bbdced tested�a�pli�ce manufac�urer.
w obstruded. Terrr�nation dear�ces {fl Clearance to an inside comer: a�s
are as folbws: tested by appH�ce manufadurer.
(a) Clearance above the ground, (9) Not to be installed above a meter/
veranda,po�ch,dedc,or balcony: 12 regulator assembhr within 3 fe�
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horizontally from the cerYterline of the Notes:
re�latoc (1} The four wood scxews provi�d
(h) Clearance to a service r�lator sho�d be r�eplaced with appropriate
vent aitlet 6 f�eet minim�n fasteners for use on bridc,�,
. (i) Clearanoe fio non-rnec�ical blodc,or other iypes of si�ngs.
�r supply inlet to a builcing or the (2) For buildir�gs with vinyl si�ng or
oombustion�r inlet to any other o#her surfaces,the Vrryl Si�ng St�doff
�pliance: 12 inches rr�nimum. or Cour�ter Flast�ng is avadable.
(j) Clear�ce to a mec��anical air su�ly Sipp a. Before conn�your
�let 6 feet minimum. horizor�Pipe Sedions to the
(k) Clearance above a paved side�w�k Horizo�Termination C�,slide the
or paved c�iveway bcated on pu�� W�Thi�le Cover over the Pipe
property_ refer to bcal code. Sedion nea�est the irrterior side of wall
(I) Clear�oe under a veranda,Porch, (Fk�8).
dedc or balcony: 12 in�minim�xn. St�ep 6� Slide the app�ar�ce and vent
Siep 4.Pa�ition the Horizontal assembly�awards the wall,c�efully
TerrrNnation C�in the cerrter of the inse�ting the P�e Section irrto the cap
sc�are framed f�ole,�d attach to the assembly.It is�riportant that the Pipe
exfierior w�l with the four wood screws Section e�irrto the badc of the
provided. Before attad�ing the verrt Tertranation C�with a minirrx�m overfap
termination cap to tl�e exterior wall,
run a bead of non-hardening s�icone
sealant around it's outside edges to
make a seal between tfie cap�d the
wall_ Tt�arrow on the vent cap should
be po�ting up.Ensure that proper
de�ces to oombustible materi�s are sH�r e
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9
of 1-1/4 ind�es. Use the two sheet met� entering the Snorkei Terminati�
scx�rs pr�to secure tlie Pipe (Fig. 19). Do nat att�npt to endose
Section Uo 1t�e badc a�tlie T� the Snorkel within tlie wall or any
Cap.The W�1 Th�le Cover will cover other type of endosure.
the screw heads(F,i9-81-
Step 7. Slide the Wall Thimble Cover
up to the wall surface and attach to �
the wall with screws provided(F1g. 9). ����
Apply optional dec:arative brass trim to �,�,�
Wall Thimble Cover, if desired.
SNQRKELS � �r�"
For installations requiring a vertical
rise on the exterior of the building,
14-inch and 36-inch tall Snorlcel I I II I�LI—��
Tertninations are available(Fig. 10). �j f�i�
Fdlow the same general installation
procedures as used f�a standard Figure i0
Horizontal Termination.The standard
Wall Thimble or Wall Firestop can
be used with the Snorkel, but the
e�cterior plate will overhang the edges � ��
of the Snalcel. However, a universal � ;:
Wall Thimble is available for use
with the Snorkel that is not visible �'_"�"
on the exterior of the building(46 or ;: ,
58DVA-WTU).To install�e Universal
Wall Thimble, insert the thimble from �
the interior of the house and adjust
the length of the tube to ensure it �
touches the backside of the Snorkel -
when installed (Fig. 10j. Secure the Flg�e 11
tube in piace using 2 sheet metal
screws. Mount the Wa11 Thimble VINYL SIDING INSTALLATION
in plaoe.Rttach the Snorkel to�e �v��i�Standa�F prev�ls
wall using wood scxews�other ex�ssive h�t from potenti�y w�ping
apprapriate fasteners, depending a�������y�a�.
on wall construction. If the Snorkel Vnyi Siding St�doffs are not used with
Termination must be installed below ���s_The Vinyl Siding Star�ddf r�
grade level, (e.g. in a basement available in eifhet a 1�iece version or a
application), proper drainage must 4-p�version.
be provided to pnevent water from
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Installing the 1-piece Ynyl Siding dockwise,�ace tl�left side,the
Standoff:Cut a s�are opening in bottan side,and then the rigM side
the vinyl sidng oer�bered�the around the opening in tt�e siding. Refer
fr�ned opening,�a000rdance with the to Flgane 12.
�imensions prcwided in Table 1,page S. ■With the 4 piece.s in pl�e secure ifie
■Moix�t the�l�yl Si�ng Standa�10 the pieces togett�er using the pre-drilled
waq using the screvvs provided. holes and the scxews provided.
■Se�around the perimeber af the Virryl ■Seal around the inside oomers of the
Si�ng Standoff using norrhardening \tnyl Siding Standoff to help ensure a
waterproof seal�t to help er�e a wea#her tigM installati�.
weather tigM seal. ■Attach the Horizontal Cap to the
■Sec�+e the Hor�Tertnination Cap Vnyl Siding Standoff. Line up the hdes
to the�lirryl Siding Standoif using the(4) in tt�e cap with ft�e holes in the Vnyl
bng scre�n+s provided with the cap. Siding Standoff and secure�nrith the(4)
Installing the 4-piece vnyi Siding long scxews provided with the cap.
Standoff:The Vnyl Sidirx�StandofF ■Secure the Vnyl Siding Stan�ff to
should be assembled and installed the wall as appropriate. Depending on
�the wall between the Horizontal the construction of your wall, d'rfferent
Cap and the building exterior.Cut methods of securing tt�e standoff and
a square opening in Uie vinyl siding cap may be required.The Vnyl Siding
centered around the iramed openirx,�, Standoffs flanges extend 2"under the
in a000rdance with the dimens�s siding and can be secured to the wall
provi�d in TaWe 2_ by using screws through the siding
and flange if needed.
■The 4 pieces of tl�e Vnyl Siding ■ Seal arourui the perimeter of the
Standoff(�Counter Flashirx�)rrwst vnyl Siding Standoff using non-
be assembled in speafic arder to help hardening waterproof sealant to help
ensure a weather tight fit. ensure a weather tight seal.
■Loosely assemble the four parts,
in ord�,around the opening in the COUNTER FLASHING
vinyl siding_ Place the f�st of 4 pieces ��STALLATION
along the upper edge of the opening in The Counter Fl�hing is typically
the vinyl siding- Progressing cour�ter- installed before siding or stucoo
is finished and t�lps to ensure a
weather tight penetration through
��� the wall.The Cour�ter Flashing
as�v�t�c ��''�"��� allows stucxo,or ather materials,
��-� ��.,�x��,�- to be finished up to the edges of
as�va-�KS the Caurrter Flashing. Under no
��� ��'X�� circ:umstances should stucco ar other
Sa�vA-c�c
t�e�avn-vs�cs ar asovn�txs tor�-x s- material cover Termination Cap or
�:ect�l�P�o sc«�ce or t�wria TermireUon Caps ai�inlets.The Counter Flashing is
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v�m available in ba�h 1-piece and
snxcooes a�fa�
s�o�MnT� ����� 4�iece versions.
srarroo�icouNr� Installing tl�e 1�iece cour�
�Flt�R flashing:Cerrter the vourrter flasF�ng�
the wall around the frarr�ed penetration-
Secure to the vwall tuing the scxews
� provided or other neoessary oonnec�or
a depending on the wail material.Attach
2 the Horizontal C��the Cou�er
3
Flashing by 6ning up tfie holes in the
r,ap vvith the hdes in the Co�ter
cur ocrE�a Flashing.Secx�re using the 4 long
��o� screws provided with the cap(F�. 12).
Installing the 4piece Co�ber
Flashing:Attach the 4 Pieces tiogether
a Pc.iar �with the fiop pieoe and wa�ic
ASSEM�.ED IN COtJM��IOt�CWIS@.
�� ■SeCune tl1e 4 pleces bogether bef�e
mourrti�Cour�r Flashing b�the w�l.
t� Fasrai�waiNar� Mo�t the asserr�bled Counter Fl�hing
2�d�� �� on the wall,centered arot�d the framed
w�penetration.
. � ■De�on wall oor�on,use
� ,;� � screvvs or other suihable oonnec�or
� tivnu�fhe fl�ged edges to secure
asr�rrnaE `� � � Counter Flashing bo the wall.
4� `� n��,P� ■Seal arotmd�e perimeter of tl�e
TM�� C ` � Co�er Flashing us�g non-har�ning
` wa�proof se�ant�o h�ensure a
asu�nssEMe�r�s ���'
�u��w�va (4)If the op�nal oopper version o�
cowaEcrTownLL s�aLL Har¢arrtal Termination �in�,
as a��� �
a sctt�vs use�appropria�e n�ort�ombustible
maberial to a�id�red c�ad beivveen
ttte c�alrtanized and oopper me�l.s b�
� Pnev�t Possible 9alvanic r�ac�ion-
VERTIGAL INSTALLATIQN
Step 1. Chedc the appliance
manufacturer's installation instructions
for required dearances(air spaces)to
Fi�e 12 combustibies when passing thraugh
12
the appiiance flue exit, and martc tfie
I�cation where the vent wifl penetrate
the ceiling. Drill a small t}ole at this
point. Next, drop a plumb bob from
the roof to the hde previously drilied
in the ceilir�,and mark the spat
� where the vent will penetrate the roof
(Fig. 13�. Detertnine if ceiling joists,
� roof rafters,framing or other materials
�acn� will obstruct the venting system_ You
I may wish to relocate the appliance, or
��a to otfiset,to avoid cutting ioad-bearing
t�u members.
Step 3 To install the Rour�Ceiling
x SuppcxtJVl/all Thimble Cover in a flat
ceiling, refer to Tab/e 1,page 8 and
cut a square hole in�e ceiling(unless
othervvise specified by the appliance
I manufacturer)centered an the hde
�� drilled in Step 2. Frame the hole as
shown (Fig. 14).
Step 4. If the twist-lodc Appliance
Adaptor h�not been installed on the
stove by the manufadurer, install it
now in accordance with the appliance
instruction manual.
Step 5. Assemble the desired Pipe
Sections and Elbows necessary to
reach from the Appliance Adaptor up
Fgure 13 tl�rough the Round Ceiling Cover or
Support Box. Ensure that all Pipe and
ceilings,walls, roofs,encl�ures,attic Elbow c�nedions are in their fully
rafters,or other nearby combustible {�st-lodced position.
surfaces. Do not padc air spaces Step 6. Cut a hole in the roof
with insufation. Chedc the appliance cerrtered on the small d�ll hole placed
manufacturer's instructions for �n the roof in Step 2. The opening
maximum vertical rise of the venting ��d be of sufficient size to rneet the
system and any maximum horizontal minimum requirements for dearance
offset limitatians. to combustibles,as specified by the
Step 2. Set the�s appliance in the �p���ce manufac�urer. Continue to
desired location. Drop a plumb bob �mble Pipe Secfiions and Elbows
down from the ceiling to the position of as necessary to reach up through tl�e
13
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�
�
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sEcnor�
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� ANQ FRANIE
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Flg�e 15
to avoid obstructions, it is important to
support the vent pipe in order to avoid
excessive stress on the Elbows.Wall
� Straps�plumbers tape may be used
�� far this purpose{Ffg. 16).
(3)Wherever possible, use 45°
Elbows instead of 90" Elbows.The
45°Elbow offers less restridion to U�e
°KOR""� flow of flue ses and intake air.
r.--ceur� 9a
��R Sfep 7. Slip the Roof Flashing over
1 ! the Pipe Sedion(s)protruding thraagh
�`� ���• the roof: Use a non-hardening sealant
WO°DX� beiween the Roof Flashing and the
roofing to prevent water leakage.
Secure�e base of the Roof Flashing
Flg�e 14 to tfie roof with roofing nails. Ensure
the raofing material overiaps the
roofline_ Galvanized Pipe and Elbows �p�ge of the Roof Flashing (Fig.
may be utilized in the attic,as well as 18). Verify that yau have at least the
above the roofline. The galvanized minimum clearance to combustibles at
6nish is desirable above the rooflir�, the roofline and in the attic.
due to higher corrosion resistance. Step 8. Continue to add Pipe Sections
Notes: until the height of the system (before
(1� If exact lengths or distances must �i�{��p��ts the minimum
be met between Elbow oifsets or building cbde requiremeMs as
elsewhere, use�Pipe Extensions ���in (Tab/e 3 and Flg. 17).
to adjust onto standard Pipe Sections Note that for st�p roaf pitches,the
(F�9• 151• vent heigM must be incxeased. In
(2) If an offset is necessary in the attic �igh wind conditions, nearby trees,
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adjaning rooflirt�s,steep pitched
roofis,and other similar fac6ors can
resuft in poor draft, or down drafting.
In these cases, incxeasing the vent
height or switching to the High Wind
Termination Cap may help to solve the
�oblem.
Step 9. Slip the Stortn Collar over
the Pipe Se�ion, and push it dawn to
ws-ra�i the top of the Roof Flashing(Fig. !8).
�� 4� Use non-hardening sealant between
4s the Stortn Collar and the Pipe Section_
� Step �0. Holding the bottom of the
TeRnina6on Cap only,twis#locic
the cap anto the last Pipe Sectian
protruding above the roofline_
F��e 16 Notes:
(1) Far multi-story vertical
� installations,a Ceilirx� Firestop is
� required at the second floor,and any
subsequent floors(Fig. 19). Refer
to Tab/e 1,page 8.Cut and frame a
square opening for instaHation of the
Ceiling Firestop_
�E� (2) If Vent passes through any
�r osra�En occ�pieci areas above the first f�or,
F�MTABIf Z including dasets and storage spaces,
Figure 17 it must be endosed. The endosure
may be framed and sheetrodced with
standard constructi�materials, but
required clearances to combustibles
must be maintained_ Consult the
appliance manufacturer's installation
�t�7t�2 t o.a instructi�s for the minimum allawable
� � ���� � '��� � �` dearance between the outside of
o�re��2�sr�2 � 2 ost
,�a; ;� �; the v�t piPe,and the cbmbustibk
Oaer 10H2 m 11/12 3.25 � 0.99 ��'�'dC�of thE�1dOSU�. DO�Ot fill
,_ = � :, -= required air spaces with insulafion.
o�t2�t2�o�.ut2 5 � � �52 (3)If venting system passes thra�h
�� �` � � ' an attic space the Attic Insulation
aer ts►t2�o te��2 7 2�3 Shi�d or a chase endosure must be
� �. -, : ��n,'k-t`
Over 1Uf12�0 2tH2 8 2.44 i�5�311ed to P2v�lt DO(1�Ct b81W�1'1
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LOIAf PROFILE
HKH WIND 7EfaNINA17QN CAP
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4VITH NON-HARDENING
SEALANTAND
STORM ROOFlNG NAILS
COLLAR �
ROOF
FLASF�IING
Figure 18
wu�s Pipe Sections and the insulation or .
nrr� � I other de�is. Far tt�e Attic Insulation
�s�eE�onON ♦ �j Shieldr nail the base to floor of attic and
�just shield for appropriate insulation
level,then attac�the collar at the top
m � of assembly(Fig. 79). For a chase
endosure, it may be construded a�t of
�u� sheetrock or similar building materials
c� � � and framed around the supp�t box
' ' or the pipe, maintaining the dearance
to combustibles as required by tt�e
appliance manufacburer. F�vaulted
ceilings a chase endosure must be
constructed as the A#tic Insulatia�
- ��� Shield can n�be installed.
���
�� CATHEDRAL CEILING
��� INSTALLATION
__ Step 1. Fdlow installation Steps 1
and 2 ur�er Vertical Terminations.
Figure 19 Step 2 Using the pfumb bob, maric
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the cerrterline of the venting system �
on the ceiling and drill a small hole
through the ceiling and roof at tl�is
paint. From the roof, locate the drill
hole and ma�lc the outline of the G�+� r"�u"
Cathedral Ceiling Support Box. w��eox Fl��
Step 3. Remove shingles or other ��"G
roof covering as necessary to cut the
redangular hole for t!�Suppat Box ---I �����'
(refer to Table 1 for dimensions). su�B�"ox
Cut the hole 1/8-inch larger than tlie F�9��2a
Support Box outline.
Step 4. Lower the Support Box
through tl�e hole in the roof until
Support Box protrudes at least
2-inches below the low side of the
ceiling (Fig. 20)_ Align the Support .
Box both vertically and horizontally
with a level.Temporarily tadc the
Support Box in place through
the inside walls and into the roof
sheathing_
Step 5. Using tin snips,cut the '
Support Box from the top comers
down to the roofline, and fdd�e
resulting flaps over the roof sheathing.
The flaps may be trimrr�ed as needed Figure 21
(Fig. 21). Before nailing it to the roaf,
run a bead of non-hardening sealarrt
around the Suppat Box,to make a
seal beiween the Support Box and
the roof. Clean out any combustible
material from inside the Support Box. �� �uM
Step 6. Follow Steps 4 and 5
(page 14}of the Vertical Installation
Instrudions.
Step 7. Place the Support Clamp
(provided with the Support Box)inside ��TM���
the Support Box(at the bottom), sur�r
and secure to the Pipe Section. �
The Clamp allows the Support Box �
to suppo�t the weight of the Pi� Figure 22
17
Sections_ Con6nue to add Pipe exposed to cold weather_
Sections until you are above 4. Inspect joints to verify that no
the roofline. Pipe Sections or Fittings have been
Step 8. Follow Steps 7 tfirough disturbed or loosened. Also ct�ck
10(page 15 8 16)of the Vertical mechanical supparts such as Wall
Installation Instrudions. Straps or plumbers tape for rigid�ty.
Step 9. Instail the bladc Trim Collar
around the outside of the Cathedral LqBELS All components are
Ceiling Support Box. The two pieces labeled with the appropriate
of tfie Trim Collar slic�over one identification informa6on,and the UL
another to allow for easy adjustrnent Iisting data,where applicab�.
around the Support Box. Using the six
(6)scxews provided,secure the four �
c�mers and the overlapping sections
of the Trim Collar to the underside of
ceiling_ You may warrt to pre-drill the SUPPLEMENTAL CANADIAN
holes for the overiapped sections for �NSTRUCTIONS
ease of installation (Fig. 22). �y�n installing DirectVent Pro on
GENERAL MAINTENANCE appliances in Canada, a 2-piece Wa11
Conduct an inspection of the venting Thimble is required in�der to comply
system annually_ Recommended `^'�th IR#41 (Fig. 23 and Ffg. 24). Cut
and frame an opening in the wall in
areas to inspect are as follows: accc�rdance with the dirr�nsions in
1. Check areas of the Venting System Tabte 1,page 8. Install galvanized
which are exposed to the elernents exterior Wall Thimble plate on exterior
for corrosion. These will a�ear as �building and the other hatf of the
rust spots or streaks, and in extreme �yall Thimble on the interior side of
cases, holes. These component ��I. Instafl Wall Thimble centered
should immediately be replaced. through a square frarned opening in
2. Remove it�e Vertical Termination ��I_ Install a Wall Thimble Cover on
Cap and shine a flashlight down the the wall to caver the inside pafion af
Vent. Remove any bird nests,or other the Wall Thimble. Be sure to maintain
fareign material. al1 minimum dearances spec�fified
3. Chedc for evidenc�of excessive �appliance manufactur�. Whe�
cxmdensation, such as water i�{�����9 DirectVent Pro vertically
droplets forming in the inner liner, through floors(Flg. 25)a Ceiling
and subsequently dripping at joints. Firestop is required at every floor/
CoMinuous condensate can cause ���ing level. Refer to�pliance
corrosion of caps, pipe,and fittings. It manufadurer installation instrudions
may be caused by havirx,�excessive ��mplete ins#allati� procedure.
lateral runs,too many elboHrs, and
exterior portions of the system being
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